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This would be a small and intimate gathering of Ghida's friends. 

Ghida's Birthday | Theme: Downton Abbey

Join in to celebrate Ghida’s birthday on Sep 25. We will be hosting a small group of friends. Please RSVP by Sep 18. See you there.

P.S. It is the garden house with a black gate, right next to the staircase.

Ghida's Birthday 

I am hosting a party for Ghida's birthday on September 25, 5pm. If the weather cooperates, we will host you in our garden. If it doesn't, will book a spunky pub.

P.S. If you have a fond memory with Ghida, please send it to me 

 Let's create an NFT (digital art on blockchain) for her big day. 

Birthday Invite: September 25

Come prepared to share a story (3 minute/person) and enjoy a glass of wine with interesting professionals part of Network Capital 

Please get whatever you feel like eating / drinking. See you!

London Stack Storytelling and Serendipity Night

We will come together to discuss the difficulty of being good. The ancient Indian text Mahabharata is largely about the battle of good and evil. Let's come together to discuss more. 

After taking early retirement from a career as the chief executive of Proctor & Gamble India, Gurcharan Das went to Chicago to study Sanskrit under the two great American scholars of the “language of the gods”, Sheldon Pollock and Wendy Doniger, and The Difficulty of Being Good represents an attempt by Das to bring together the two sides of his life, the literary and the practical. The result is a highly personal and idiosyncratic, yet richly insightful meditation on the application of ancient philosophy to issues of modern moral conduct and right and wrong. Das is especially focused on his native India, which today is mired in corruption, with one out of every five members of parliament having had criminal charges levelled against him: “Moral failure pervades our public life and hangs over it like Delhi’s smog.”

https://www.ft.com/content/606cdfb8-c76a-11df-aeb1-00144feab49a

Network Capital Philosophy Night: The Difficulty of Being Good

​​Hope you are doing well and enjoying flirting with sunshine in London. I am writing to invite you to the first in-person discussion of my book 

​​Professor Klaus Schwab, the founder of World Economic Forum, has written the foreword of the book and some of my mentors have shared thoughtful reviews.

​​It is a book on CI (Career Intelligence) that captures some of my lessons from building 

 first as a passion project and then as a full time gig - hopping around the world chasing one adventure at a time. I take you on a trip from Moldova to Davos to tiny villages in India.

 a quaint family-run literary cafe in Tufnell Park, for a conversation on our complicated love-hate relationship with work in the 21st century. Please RSVP by July 16, 9pm.

​You can purchase the book using the link below. I have decided to give away all my royalty payment to an endowment fund working towards educational equity.

​P.S. The event is free but we would love for you to support Rustique Cafe by ordering coffee/tea/snacks when you arrive. The gentleman running the cafe is wonderful. We must do all we can to support small businesses recovering from the pandemic.

London Book Launch: The Seductive Illusion of Hardwork | RSVP by July 16 | Event on July 23

Small birthday scene…Please DO dress up as your favorite The Great Gatsby character…Enough of the pandemic jammies ;) 

We need to know the number of people to finalize the venue so please RSVP by May 29.

“And I like large parties. They’re so intimate. At small parties there isn’t any privacy.”                  
F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby <<SMALL Birthday Scene, Please RSVP by June7>>

Utkarsh Amitabh 

Happy Eid everyone. Just writing in to share 3 points of reference. 
1. This is my latest Harvard Business Review on career transitions where I explain how and when to make them in order to shape your future self you can be proud of. Quitting Microsoft to pursue Network Capital full time was a tricky decision but it made me realize what I truly wish to build over the long run. Hope you find this article relevant. 
Read HBR Article
2. I will talk more about our relationship with work and associated transitions during my book launch on Friday. Hope to see you there  
RSVP
3. You can purchase the book using the link below. I would love to write personalized notes for you and your loved ones. 
Purchase Book
Thanks so very much. See you at the launch. 
Cheers!
Utkarsh

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Happy Eid everyone. Just writing in to share 3 points of reference. 

1. This is my latest Harvard Business Review on career transitions where I explain how and when to make them in order to shape your future self you can be proud of. Quitting Microsoft to pursue Network Capital full time was a tricky decision but it made me realize what I truly wish to build over the long run. Hope you find this article relevant. 

2. I will talk more about our relationship with work and associated transitions during my book launch on Friday. Hope to see you there  

3. You can purchase the book using the link below. I would love to write personalized notes for you and your loved ones. 

Thanks so very much. See you at the launch. 

Gentle Reminder + Latest Harvard Business Review Publication

​Hi there,
​Hope you are doing well and enjoying flirting with sunshine in London. I am writing to invite you to the first in-person discussion of my book  "The Seductive Illusion of Hard Work"  published by Sage International.
​Professor Klaus Schwab, the founder of World Economic Forum, has written the foreword of the book and some of my mentors have shared thoughtful reviews.
​It is a book on CI (Career Intelligence) that captures some of my lessons from building  Network Capital  first as a passion project and then as a full time gig - hopping around the world chasing one adventure at a time. I take you on a trip from Moldova to Davos to tiny villages in India. 
​Join in 6 pm, July 23, 2021 at  Rustique Cafe,  a quaint family-run literary cafe in Tufnell Park, for a conversation on our complicated love-hate relationship with work in the 21st century. Please RSVP by July 16, 9pm.
You can purchase the book using the link below. I have decided to give away all my royalty payment to an endowment fund working towards educational equity. 
Purchase Book
P.S. The event is free but we would love for you to support Rustique Cafe by ordering coffee/tea/snacks when you arrive. The gentleman running the cafe is wonderful. We must do all we can to support small businesses recovering from the pandemic. 

See you!
Utkarsh

<div class="mirror-content" data-reactroot=""><p>​​Hi there,</p><p>​​Hope you are doing well and enjoying flirting with sunshine in London. I am writing to invite you to the first in-person discussion of my book <a href="https://www.amazon.co.uk/Seductive-Illusion-Hard-Work/dp/9353885256" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">&quot;The Seductive Illusion of Hard Work&quot;</a> published by Sage International.</p><p>​​Professor Klaus Schwab, the founder of World Economic Forum, has written the foreword of the book and some of my mentors have shared thoughtful reviews.</p><p>​​It is a book on CI (Career Intelligence) that captures some of my lessons from building <strong><a href="http://networkcapital.tv/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Network Capital</a></strong> first as a passion project and then as a full time gig - hopping around the world chasing one adventure at a time. I take you on a trip from Moldova to Davos to tiny villages in India. </p><p>​​Join in 6 pm, July 23, 2021 at <strong><a href="https://www.zomato.com/london/rustique-cafe-tufnell-park" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Rustique Cafe,</a></strong> a quaint family-run literary cafe in Tufnell Park, for a conversation on our complicated love-hate relationship with work in the 21st century. Please RSVP by July 16, 9pm.</p><p>​You can purchase the book using the link below. I have decided to give away all my royalty payment to an endowment fund working towards educational equity. </p><div style="text-align:center;margin-bottom:1rem"><a href="https://www.amazon.co.uk/Seductive-Illusion-Hard-Work/dp/9353885256" class="btn" style="background-color:#f68291;color:#ffffff;border:1px solid transparent;padding:0.375rem 0.75rem;border-radius:4px;font-size:1rem !important;line-height:1.5 !important;word-break:break-word;display:inline-block;text-align:center;font-weight:bold;text-decoration:none !important" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Purchase Book</a></div><p>​P.S. The event is free but we would love for you to support Rustique Cafe by ordering coffee/tea/snacks when you arrive. The gentleman running the cafe is wonderful. We must do all we can to support small businesses recovering from the pandemic. </p><img src="https://cdn.lu.ma/cdn-cgi/image/format=auto,dpr=2,quality=85,width=800/editor-images/0f/71003079-a0d1-4b6d-9d75-b46bf41a16a3"/><p>​See you!</p><p>​Utkarsh</p></div>

​Hope you are doing well and enjoying flirting with sunshine in London. I am writing to invite you to the first in-person discussion of my book 

​Professor Klaus Schwab, the founder of World Economic Forum, has written the foreword of the book and some of my mentors have shared thoughtful reviews.

​It is a book on CI (Career Intelligence) that captures some of my lessons from building 

 first as a passion project and then as a full time gig - hopping around the world chasing one adventure at a time. I take you on a trip from Moldova to Davos to tiny villages in India. 

 a quaint family-run literary cafe in Tufnell Park, for a conversation on our complicated love-hate relationship with work in the 21st century. Please RSVP by July 16, 9pm.

You can purchase the book using the link below. I have decided to give away all my royalty payment to an endowment fund working towards educational equity. 

P.S. The event is free but we would love for you to support Rustique Cafe by ordering coffee/tea/snacks when you arrive. The gentleman running the cafe is wonderful. We must do all we can to support small businesses recovering from the pandemic. 